3 operations coordinator jobs found

What You'll Do: Operate a Class A commercial vehicle (tractor trailer) to make no-touch pick-ups and deliveries at various local ports/marine terminals, warehouses, and customer locations. Schedule: Monday to Friday, generally 6 am to 4 pm. Local, home daily. Fantastic Benefits: Health insurance, prescription coverage, 401K with matching, paid holidays, and paid time off-all paid weekly. Driver will maintain all appropriate paperwork, such as bills of lading and invoices and strictly adhere to all Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations including daily trip logs, pre- and post-trip vehicle and equipment inspections, and hours of service. What Experience You Need: A valid and current Class A Commercial Driver's License (CDL) in the state of residence, and a valid, current Transportation Worker Identity Card (TWIC), and 2 years' CDL A experience, preferably some port experience. No conviction for driving while intoxicated or under the influence of drugs...

What You'll Do: Operate a Class A commercial vehicle (tractor trailer) to make no-touch pick-ups and deliveries at various local ports/marine terminals, warehouses, and customer locations. Schedule: Monday to Friday, with the possibility of one or rarely two layovers Monday - Thursday. Local Routes on Fridays. Weekend Work Voluntary: Enjoy the option to take weekends off! Or work to earn more money. Competitive Pay: Earn between $73K to $113K annually, based on your preferred workload. Fantastic Benefits: Health insurance, prescription coverage, 401K with matching, paid holidays, and paid time off-all paid weekly. Driver will maintain all appropriate paperwork, such as bills of lading and invoices and strictly adhere to all Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations including daily trip logs, pre- and post-trip vehicle and equipment inspections, and hours of service. What Experience You Need: A valid and current Class A Commercial Driver's License (CDL)...

Primary Responsibility : Drives and operates a shuttle truck and/or semi-truck to transport trailers to appropriate location(s) on the premises in observance of traffic and safety regulations. What You'll Do : • Chocks rear wheels of vehicle prior to any loading or unloading, and removes same chocks prior to driving away. Operates trailer and dock doors and removes and/or installs safety devices as needed or as necessary. • Ensures truck(s) and trailer system(s) are secure and in working order, including seals, jacks, and doors, by performing service duties such as checking oil, water, fuel, and air levels in tires and truck seals. Reports any maintenance needs or equipment malfunctions to appropriate supervisor and maintenance personnel. • Loads and unloads truck(s) and railcar(s) by using forklift, pallet jack, or dock loader, and moving product onto and/or off of pallet in correct position following instructions for equipment operation. Reports faulty equipment, damage to...